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EXHIBIT L <br /> RECLAMATION COSTS <br /> We have stated in our Reclamation Plan that the backfilling of the quarry would be carried on <br /> simultaneously with our mining operation. The overburden, as it is removed, is truck hauled to the upper <br /> or westerly portion of the mined-out quarry. Therefore, the majority of our reclaiming becomes part of <br /> our mining cost. The resulting reclamation costs would be final grading and contouring, revegetation and <br /> fertilizing. <br /> Because of this type of operation, it is nearly impossible to arrive at quantities except for the <br /> revegetation. The quantity of topsoil respreading is also an unknown because the area we are mining is <br /> rockline, illustrated by Exhibit I. We are mining Soils Mapping Unit ROR perthe Soil Conservation <br /> Service Report. <br /> Please refer to previous correspondence and the Pete Lien & Sons, Inc. Response to Owl Canyon <br /> Quarry; DRMS File No. M-1977302; Adequacy Review—Amendment No. 3 letter dated April 1, 2014 <br /> for additional information pertaining to calculating reclamation costs. <br /> The 1998 estimated reclamation costs for this plan are as follows: <br /> Exhibit L-Reclamation Costs <br /> (112) Permit Application-1986 <br /> L-1 <br />